I don't think it makes a lot of sense to store Jupyter notebooks (which I use) in Zotero, to be honest. You can link to them, either locally or on the web, but I don't see why you'd want to store them in Zotero.
For citing them, you'd just treat them like what they are, i.e. either a computer program or a publication (manuscript or report)
I was just wondering if there is a way to keep my notebooks (as is) in the zotero collection, so that any update I do will be stored, just wondering :-)
I will try saving the notebook as "computer program" Or "manuscript" item and see, else I may convert it to another format (e.g. pdf).
I mean -- you _can_ store the file in Zotero I think. As long as it's a single file (which it is) that should work fine. I'd be worried about file organization, though. Wouldn't you call on other scripts from within the notebook?
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For citing them, you'd just treat them like what they are, i.e. either a computer program or a publication (manuscript or report)
In http://blog.juliusschulz.de/blog/ultimate-ipython-notebook article it talks about how to convert the notebook to a latex/pdf file.
I was just wondering if there is a way to keep my notebooks (as is) in the zotero collection, so that any update I do will be stored, just wondering :-)
I will try saving the notebook as "computer program" Or "manuscript" item and see, else I may convert it to another format (e.g. pdf).
Thanks,
Citing the Jupyter Notebook in the scientific publication process
By: Bernie Randles, Hope Chen
At: JupyterConf Aug-2017
See the video at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFltFSAmxOo
Don't miss the "cultural change" part :-)
Thanks,
And you should definitely cite them, yes.
It works fine!
For now I will not cite any! I use them for my notes only, I hope someday I will cite some published notebooks.
Thanks :-)